The Best Government Conferences of 2021
This is the seventh year we’ve made this list for you. Although the conference experience has changed, there’s still a wealth of professional development opportunities.
Cyber Intelligence Sharing Amongst Government Agencies
Why should government organizations share cyber intelligence? Cyberspace is much like outer space – it can get lonely out there if you don’t have a group that has your back.
How to Make Training Stick With MicroLearning Videos
Traditional Training faces many challenges in transferring learning to long-term memory. MicroLearning videos solves them.
Reimagining IT Teams to Support Government Service Delivery
IT teams need to augment their traditional responsibilities with digital service delivery capabilities to better support their departments and agencies.
How to Get Started with MicroLearning Videos
Knowing what MicroLearning Videos are is just the first step. In this article I’ll discuss how to get your MicroLearning Video program started.
Why Your Contractors Need Your Help (and Why You Should Care)
Meeting compliance requirements can challenge small businesses without on-staff expertise. Here are three things you can do to help.
Pandemic Puts Spotlight on the Limitations of Legacy Systems
Without a pandemic at their door, organizations haven’t been as hard-pressed to transform their systems. But for those willing to take initiative in application modernization, it’s important to keep a few things in mind.
To Embrace Digital Transformation, Reframe Risk
Agencies can only prolong government digital transformation for so long before people demand change. Here’s how to make progress without unnecessary risk.
COVID-19 Proved Government Agility. It’s Time to Use That for Tech Skills Gaps
Failing to address the widening tech skills gap is simply not an option. With this in mind, here are four initiatives that federal agencies should prioritize in the months ahead.
How to (Finally) Cultivate a Strong Cybersecurity Culture
The best indicator of a cyber success is whether the top people in decision-making positions understand it, talk about it, prioritize resources for it, and follow it themselves. Take these six actions to create and support a cybersecurity culture.